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Smith and the Pharaohs, and Other Tales

CHAPTER VI
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This indeed he would have found little difficulty in doing, since soon he showed that he had studied to good purpose; moreover, his gifts were decidedly forensic.

He spoke well and without nervousness; his memory was accurate and his mind logical.

Moreover, he had something of that imaginative and sympathetic power which brings an advocate success with juries.
Already he had been entrusted with a few cases which he held as "devil" for somebody else, when two events happened which between them brought his career as a lawyer to an end.

In the November after the death of their baby his father suddenly died.

On receiving the news of his fatal illness Anthony hurried to Eastwich without even returning home to fetch a warm coat, and as a result took a severe cold.


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